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I've updated my journaling tooling for my work journal. Here's how I do it. Writing Journal Entries First, a script computes the path to the specific journal (one per job/company) I'm using. #!/usr/bin/env bash # Strict mode boilerplate omitted for the blog, but is really there # http://redsymbol.net/articles/unofficial-bash-strict-mode/ year=$(date +%Y) month=$(date +%m) day=$(date +%d) journal_path="${HOME}/work/journal/${year}-${month....
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At Jane Street, our web UIs are built on top of an in-house framework called Incr_dom , modeled in part on React’s virtual DOM . Rendering different views efficiently in response to changes made to a shared model is a quintessentially incremental computation—so it should be no surprise that Incr_dom is built on top of Incremental .
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At Jane Street, our web UIs are built on top of an in-house framework called Incr_dom , modeled in part on React’s virtual DOM . Rendering different views efficiently in response to changes made to a shared model is a quintessentially incremental computation—so it should be no surprise that Incr_dom is built on top of Incremental .
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If you come from an object-oriented background, you might have tried concurrency in your favourite OO language before.
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DuckDuckGo is a search engine. Like Google Search, you just throw some keywords into a box and get a list of results. Lots of people use Google, but I don’t. DuckDuckGo works better for me, and this is why. Consistent Results Did you know that Google will give you different search results, based on who you are and what you have searched for in the past? This is called a filter bubble , and it’s annoying and dangerous . DuckDuckGo doesn’....
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If you come from an object-oriented background, you might have tried concurrency in your favourite OO language before.
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DuckDuckGo is a search engine. Like Google Search, you just throw some keywords into a box and get a list of results. Lots of people use Google, but I don’t. DuckDuckGo works better for me, and this is why. Consistent Results Did you know that Google will give you different search results, based on who you are and what you have searched for in the past? This is called a filter bubble , and it’s annoying and dangerous . DuckDuckGo doesn’....
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An interactive report showing a hypothetical forced migration event in Yemen. This work was done in collaboration with Kevin James and links out to our Visual Perspective website -
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An interactive report showing a hypothetical forced migration event in Yemen. This work was done in collaboration with Kevin James and links out to our Visual Perspective website -
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I thought it might be fun to write a blog post on “The Life of a GitHub Action.” When you go through orientation at Google they walk you through “The Life of a Query” and it was one of my favorite things. So I am re-applying the same for a GitHub Action. For those unfamiliar Actions was a feature launched at GitHub’s conference Universe last year. You can sign up for the beta here . The overall idea is scriptable GitHub but rather than....
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Ivy is great. I've been meaning to figure out a way to swap sources while running ivy. This would enable me to cycle through different sources using the existing search parameters. At first look, 'ivy-set-sources seemed like the right choice, but it's used during setup to agregate sources. Subsequent 'ivy-set-sources calls are ignored during an 'ivy-read session. There's an ivy feature request over at github with a similar goal....
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ADB Mechanism of Removing Unremovable Android Apps
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ADB Mechanism of Removing Unremovable Android Apps
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I’ve recently discovered Flutter – a new Google’s framework for mobile development – for myself and even had an experience of teaching Flutter basics to the person who has never been doing programming at all. Flutter is written in Dart – programming language born in a Chrome browser and then escaped to the console land – and that made me think “hey, Flutter could have been easily implemented in Go as well”!
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I’ve recently discovered Flutter – a new Google’s framework for mobile development – for myself and even had an experience of teaching Flutter basics to the person who has never been doing programming at all. Flutter is written in Dart – programming language born in a Chrome browser and then escaped to the console land – and that made me think “hey, Flutter could have been easily implemented in Go as well”!
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Destination Linux. A conversational podcast by people who love running Linux. . EmacsCast . Free as in Freedom . Gnu World Order . Late Night Linux . Libre Lounge . Linux Lads Podcast . The Binary Times Podcast (Linux/free software/hardware/culture) . Ubuntu Podcast .
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Had issues running Emacs on macOS Mojave (blank unresponsive screen). Bleeding edge emacs-plus did the job: brew tap d12frosted/emacs-plus brew install emacs-plus --without-spacemacs-icon --HEAD brew info emacs-plus d12frosted/emacs-plus/emacs-plus: stable 26.1, devel 26.1-rc1, HEAD GNU Emacs text editor https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/ /Users/some-user/homebrew/Cellar/emacs-plus/HEAD-8fe21b0 (3,985 files, 123.0MB) * Built from sourc....
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The next GoReleaser version will have a more flexible Docker configuration format. In this post we’ll explore it a bit.
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Every morning one of the first things I do when I get to work is text my wife “Good morning, beautiful!” Except I don’t have to type all 24 characters (including the two spaces) on the little on-screen keyboard - I just have to start typing the first couple of letters to “good” and my phone will suggest the rest.
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Sad day!!! Taking the website https://art.world/ offline soon. I guess I must have worked at least 1 year full-time on this product. I made a little video so I could remember the product after it’d been taken down. It’s 15 mins, not that interesting! But if you want to know the sort of stuff I work on, this is it.
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Update: This setup stopped working after a few firmware updates; there were apparently some software updates after the catalog of internet radio stations broke down . Maybe they also read my bug report about the broken encoding and found my blog post. I didn’t investigate much; superficially it looked like the radio is just ignoring the returned IP address if it’s a local one. Have you ever wondered what your Internet-connected devi....
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Update: This setup stopped working after a few firmware updates; there were apparently some software updates after the catalog of internet radio stations broke down . Maybe they also read my bug report about the broken encoding and found my blog post. I didn’t investigate much; superficially it looked like the radio is just ignoring the returned IP address if it’s a local one. Have you ever wondered what your Internet-connected devi....
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Update: This setup stopped working after a few firmware updates; there were apparently some software updates after the catalog of internet radio stations broke down . Maybe they also read my bug report about the broken encoding and found my blog post. I didn’t investigate much; superficially it looked like the radio is just ignoring the returned IP address if it’s a local one. Have you ever wondered what your Internet-connected devi....
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One year on, I revisit my home infrastructure as code setup. I explore what worked, what didn’t and what has changed over the last year.
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This article provides a step-by-step guide on setting up a static blog using Hugo, Git, Nginx, and Let's Encrypt on a Linux server.
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Update 2019-03-13 This is now part of a series of blog posts about scc Sloc Cloc and Code which has now been optimised to be the fastest code counter for almost every workload. Read more about it at the following links. Sloc Cloc and Code - What happened on the way to faster Cloc 2018-04-16 Sloc Cloc and Code Revisited - A focus on accuracy 2018-08-28 Sloc Cloc and Code Revisited - Optimizing an already fast Go application 2018-09..
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This article provides a step-by-step guide on setting up a static blog using Hugo, Git, Nginx, and Let's Encrypt on a Linux server.
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I wrote a blog post for LogRocket about CSS Houdini and the Paint API! Complete with demos and illustrations.
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I finished 2018 strong, having read 15 different books for myself - three times as many as I read in 2017 . I only read one book in December, but I was determined to finish it by the end of the month/year so I could say I read 3x as many books in 2018 as I read in 2017.
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With expanding web technoligies, we can now interpret responsive design as the way it affects a user’s context, and how we can be the most responsive to the user’s needs and experience.
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